G7KLJ Amateur Radio Station

...low bands specialist station: 160m Top Band, 80m, 40m

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G7KLJ Amateur Radio Antennas, HomeBrew and Articles

Details on topband receiving antennas

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Can't hear the weak stations, and all the interesting stuff on 160?

I'm often asked about the receiving antennas in use here at g7klj. Many, many stations are missing most of the fun on the low bands by persisting in using a transmit antenna as the rx antenna also. THIS IS NOT GOOD.

Some stations have been known to "adjust" their transmit antennas to simply improve reception. Here's the deal:

A DECENT, LOW ANGLE TRANSMIT ANTENNA _SHOULD_ PICK UP LOTS OF NOISE!!!

Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 March 2011 14:24 Read more...
 

My Class E AM Transmitter with Class H Modulator

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Here it is, the transmitter I originally called 'The Hasslich'. (Coz its soooo pretty!)

CLASS_e_AM_TX_FRONT

Last Updated on Thursday, 16 December 2010 03:08 Read more...
 

Reliable Top Band, 80m and 160 Propagation Indicators?

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Ionogram Resources For Low-Band Propagation

I've added some straightforward links here to Ionograms that cover the low bands as a guide to what band conditions are likely to be in the UK and in Europe, for Radio Amateurs:

Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 December 2011 08:38 Read more...